0 Assigned ID: 269 ----- Attempting Submission 1 (Thu Apr 10 21:47:33 GMT 2014) ----- The chemical abundances, wind terminal velocities, and mass-loss rates of OB stars in the Small and Large Magellanic Clouds will be determined homogeneously from high-resolution spectroscopic data in the Mikulski Archive; and they will be further compared with analogous determinations in the Solar Neighborhood. As is well known, the three systems offer a metallicity sequence with values in solar units generally given as 0.2, 0.5, and 1, respectively, which should have corresponding effects on the metallic-line-driven winds. However, the quantitative basis for that general result can and should be improved for various reasons. For instance, it is based on heterogeneous analyses, some dated, of data with varying quality. Moreover, there is not a single metallicity but different relative values for different elements, seldom available for individual stars, with CNO significantly affected by internal evolutionary processes. We propose advances with state-of-the-art analyses of the best data, primarily from STIS and COS in the UV, but also incorporating FUSE observations of the same stars, and IUE high-resolution of a few. We shall also analyze correlative groundbased optical data. J-CB and collaborators have already published recent results for Galactic supergiants and SMC dwarfs, while work on the SMC giants/supergiants is in progress. We shall build upon that work with further Galactic and SMC data, and especially with the still relatively small but significant LMC UV sample, with detailed spectral-type matching insofar as possible. We shall also produce an atlas of all spectra analyzed, to be placed in the Archive as a high-level product to guide future work. HOT STARS Default Small false true false false false SUPPORTED